The full knockout stage schedule at the 2026 World Cup: every match day by day with kick-off times (UTC) and results, from the Round of 32 to the final.
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Source: FIFA / FotMob / FOX Sports
Source: FIFA / FotMob / FOX Sports
Havertz, Woltemade and Tah miss; Canale sends Paraguay through in sudden death.
Source: FIFA / ESPN / FOX Sports
Bounou saves Summerville’s penalty; Saibari buries the winning spot-kick for Morocco.
Source: ESPN / Opta Analyst
Source: ESPN / FIFA
Source: FIFA / ESPN / FotMob
Source: ESPN / FIFA
Source: ESPN / FotMob
Source: FotMob / Footmercato / ESPN
Source: ESPN / Footmercato / FotMob
Source: ESPN / Yahoo Sports / FotMob / Opta
Source: ESPN / Sofascore / Opta Analyst
Source: ESPN / Opta Analyst
Mohamed Hany becomes the first player in World Cup history to score two own goals in the same tournament (already one vs Belgium in the group stage). Salah converts the winning penalty with a Panenka; Egypt score all 4 of their kicks.
Source: ESPN / Outlook India / AP / Opta Analyst
Source: ESPN / FotMob
Source: ESPN / FotMob
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Salah's Egypt knocked out Australia on penalties with a brazen Panenka, defending champions Argentina came within a whisker of a shock exit against Cape Verde (3-2 AET), and Colombia eased past Ghana without ever looking troubled. The full last-16 bracket is now set.
Spain suffocated Austria without conceding a single shot on target, Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first-ever World Cup knockout goal, and Switzerland posted their best round of 32 performance since 1938.
England wobbled for an hour against DR Congo, Belgium scored the latest winning goal in World Cup history, and ten-man USA reached the last 16 for the first time since 2002.
Three matches, three different nights: Norway grind it out, France cruise through Sweden, and Mexico end four decades of knockout heartbreak in front of their own fans.
